Pass Over (Lincoln Center) NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if you'd like to see a play that powerfully confronts the disproportionate killing of young black men by police in the US.

Don't see it if you'd be uncomfortable experiencing a dramatic handling of the fact that in the US police disproportionately kill young black men. Read more

See it if You what to see what real theater is supposed to be. Intimate, intense, edgy, confronting you with an issue, making you face truth.

Don't see it if You don't like edgy, very relevant, works that confront the status quo.

See it if you'd like to see a solid show that combines Waiting for Godot with Topdog/Underdog.

Don't see it if you have a fragile white ego.

See it if you enjoy timely plays about provocative issues such as race. Superb acting and direction. Totally aborbing.

Don't see it if you do not enjoy intense evenings in the theatre. This one is provocative and thought provoking.

See it if you care about new plays addressing the heart of the American spirit, race relations, and personal responsibility/integrity.

Don't see it if contains extreme and constant profanity and a blazing indictment of White America. Be warned this is not a "comfortable" show. Read more

See it if Waiting for Godot influence is clever and apt as structure; all three actors are superb

Don't see it if WFG structure and necessary preshow warnings essentially spoils direction and seemingly necessary lesson for real-life reflection

See it if You are open to learning about brutal underside of our country. You can emphasize with the plight of others, and accept blame

Don't see it if You want something fluffy and candy coated.

See it if it comes back. 'Waiting for Godot' meets Exodus. Racial themes especially police & black men - black lives matter

Don't see it if continual use of "n....er" word (although it is really natural here), violence. Want something light and fluffy and happy. Read more